Missing RAF serviceman
Police are searching for an RAF serviceman who went missing after a night out in Suffolk. Corrie McKeague was last seen in Bury St Edmunds.
Search for Corrie has cost more than £1 million
The hunt to find missing RAF airman Corrie McKeague has now cost Suffolk Police more than £1 million.
Police search teams have spent nearly eight months looking for the 23-year-old since he disappeared following a night out with friends in Bury St Edmunds on September 24.
It makes the case one of the most expensive missing person's investigations undertaken by Suffolk police forces.
Detectives are confident that Corrie is buried in landfill after data from a bin lorry showed that the rubbish collected from where he went missing could have carried his body.
Specialists are continuing to comb the tip in Milton, Cambs., where they have spent more than nine weeks sifting through 2,850 tonnes of rubbish.
The search is expected to be completed later in the month.
-
Corrie McKeague's mother says he's 'not in the landfill'
The mother of missing airman Corrie McKeague believes CCTV shows him leaving the area he was last seen and that he's not in the landfill
-
Second anniversary of Corrie disappearance
Today marks exactly two years since the disappearance of RAF serviceman Corrie McKeague in Bury St Edmunds.
-
Corrie McKeague 'no longer missing', dad says
The father of RAF serviceman Corrie McKeague has claimed his son is "no longer missing" and that he now knows what happened to him.